Sentence examples for a panel of mostly from inspiring English sources

They were culled from 23,000 submissions by a panel of mostly artists, among them Laurie Anderson, Douglas Gordon and Marilyn Minter, led by Nancy Spector, the museum's deputy director and chief curator.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin June 29, 2010 One of the first things to do when watching the Kagan hearings is to still one's involuntary annoyance at seeing a woman reassure a panel of mostly men that she will be modest and deferential.

Williams was visibly upset, as he sat as the lone minority on a panel of mostly white first responders speaking at a news conference about the attack.

On MSNBC, a panel of mostly liberal commentators decried the controversy; on the morning news shows, conservative politicians were trying to square the notion that Muslims have all the religious freedom they want, as long as they don't exercise that one right to build a mosque too close to the former World Trade Center site.

When evaluating cancer selectivity of TRAIL combined with SNS-032, the most selective and clinically used inhibitor of CDK9, we found that a panel of mostly TRAIL-resistant non-small cell lung cancer cell lines was readily killed, even at low concentrations of TRAIL.

The year was 1967, and a panel of judges — mostly men wearing dark suits, white shirts and the standard narrow tie — sat at a table, focused, pens to paper, their heads cocked back, looking in the same direction as they observed one paper airplane after another toy with drag, lift and weight, the three basic forces that govern flight.

Finally, by surveying a panel of inhibitory (mostly GABAergic) and excitatory (glutamatergic) markers we do not observe differential enrichment for synaptic proteins associated with synapses of either neurotransmitter phenotype.

In a painfully compelling segment each week, a panel of pop professionals (mostly industry figures) issued a critique of each contestant before nominating four for expulsion.

A panel consisting of mostly experts or other subgroups such as samples of the general population or patients is asked to assess the severity of different health states.

Mandy and Ken have enlisted a panel of nearly-as-BIGs, mostly corporate lobbyists-turned-Lords, featuring Baron Liddle.

The selection of names was based on existing collaborations or interactions with members of DDMoRe, rather than through the formal identification of a panel of experts, and was mostly limited to Europeans.